Sentence examples for To into from inspiring English sources
preposition
Going inside (of).
- Mary danced into the house.
He has paid prices from a few dollars to "into the four figures" for a toy, he said.
When you're listening to Into The Blues, it's blues, but it's Joan Armatrading blues.
Head over to Into The Gloss to read the entire mind-boggling interview with Shailene Woodley.
Tennent spoke to INTO about the very first photo he took, queer power dynamics and allowing yourself to feel pleasure.
That was one reason for heading off to into the Nevada desert.
"Over the years, it's gone from the backyard to the bedroom to into the bed.
He added that it was Gove's job to encourage young people to into the fields.
Like many other entrepreneurs, Mr. Heavin, 48, stumbled his way to into business success.
Best documentary went to Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the Kindertransport.
Commit your works to [into the hand of] the Lord and your plans will be established.
